Sentence examples for design to enter from inspiring English sources

The fight pits several big chip companies — each trying to put its own stamp on the same basic design for mobile chips — against Intel, the dominant maker of PC chips, which is using an entirely different design to enter a market segment in which it has a minuscule presence.

The material is designed to enter the pores and kill bacteria.

American drones "are not designed to enter into contested or denied air space," Mr. Easton said.

These texts were never designed to enter the public domain were they?" "They were not," said Michel.

The papers describe a subterranean world of software designed to enter Ticketmaster's online ticket-purchasing system at will and to scoop up tickets without limits.

But in its original audio format, "Angel Heart" (Oxingale Records) is a story designed to enter the mind via the ear, bypassing text and image to slip straight into the imagination of a young mind on the threshold of sleep.

Because the high-frequency trading system "was not designed to enter or pass in commerce, or to make something that does, Aleynikov's theft of source code relating to that system was not an offense" under the Economic Espionage Act, Judge Jacobs wrote in the opinion.

The targeted vectors were designed to enter stem cells via overexpressed receptors.

Other toxic compounds have also been designed to enter via this transporter.

The robot is designed to enter areas that might otherwise be too dangerous for its human counterparts.

Elacytarabine is the elaidic acid ester derivative of cytarabine, designed to enter cells independently of nucleoside transporters.